Economics of stationary and migratory beekeeping in Himachal Pradesh
R Sharma, R Bhatia - Agricultural Science Digest, 2001 - indianjournals.com
The study revealed that migratory bee keeping resulted in higher honey yield (41.60
kg/colony) as compared to stationary beekeeping (15.66 kg/colony), the cost structure of the
two was not statitically significant. The net returns were higher in former as comparared to
the latter.
kg/colony) as compared to stationary beekeeping (15.66 kg/colony), the cost structure of the
two was not statitically significant. The net returns were higher in former as comparared to
the latter.
Economics of stationary and migratory beekeeping in Himachal Pradesh.
RS Ravinder Sharma, RB Ranjeet Bhatia - 2001 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Economic data of 60 beekeepers (Himachal Pradesh, India) under stationary and migratory
conditions were collected during the year 1997-98. The study revealed that migratory
beekeeping resulted in higher honey yield (41.60 kg/colony) as compared to stationary
beekeeping (15.66 kg/colony). The cost structure of the two was not statistically significant.
The net returns were higher in the former as compared to the latter.
conditions were collected during the year 1997-98. The study revealed that migratory
beekeeping resulted in higher honey yield (41.60 kg/colony) as compared to stationary
beekeeping (15.66 kg/colony). The cost structure of the two was not statistically significant.
The net returns were higher in the former as compared to the latter.
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